Thursday, June 28, 2012

WODS Leaves Airwaves; Sunny Dance REMIX by DJ Eleven; Ella Fitzgerald & Tom Jones sing "SUNNY"

Bobby Hebb News   June 28, 2012

First, thanks to Paula Street, J.J. Wright and our friends at Oldies 103.3 WODS which went off the air today at 11:55 AM.  It's now a "Top 40" station which needs some "Sunny", not KEI$HA!

Bobby Hebb Sunny remix by D.J. Eleven

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWjK6v1eAew

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSFveqwsYYc



Bobby Hebb - Sunny (Clement Pony Lovely Edit)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6tvTx0MXdE

Uploaded by on Jun 29, 2010



Broadway & Wilson " Sunny " Pointfive Mix.mov 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceuAqjj-Zx8&feature=related


Sunny - Montefiori Cocktail (Bobby Hebb cover) - Anastasia Volochkova 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoeX-QmV3Dk&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PL019CC0318894F630 

 

 
Tom Jones & Ella Fitzgerald in color. Looks & sounds much better than black & white version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8Sjikzeg9M&feature=related

 

Denny Jiosa's wonderful version with Bobby Hebb on scat vocals

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sC9D-iBnr4&feature=related




Bobby Hebb's  "I'll Be Anything For You" by Powerpack
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JAGf-Ui4Pg 

The music was written by Bobby Hebb who also wrote Sunny and co-wrote the Lou Rawls hit "A Natural Man".  The drummer, Bobby Harrison, was in the group Procol Harum.  What are the names of the guitarist and the bassist?

A poster on YouTube wrote this:
The Powerpack was a popular club band in the late 1960's- early '70's. The only member who's name I know is that of lead guitarist-vocalist Terry Newman. Sorry that's the best I can do. Peace!

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Covers of SUNNY
http://sunnyfong.wordpress.com/tag/sunny-bobby-hebb-cover






The Cover's Project
http://www.coversproject.com/artist/bobby%20hebb/

Funky Sunny

Dick Smith "Funky Sunny"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39k7or-xV9Q


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR0zRMrUvqU

Powerpack Bobby Harrison of Procol Harum


Please always visit our main pages
http://bobbyhebb.com 
http://sunnythesong.com 

I'll Be Anything For You (Bobby Hebb)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JAGf-Ui4Pg&feature=relmfu
This is Bobby Harrison, the original drummer for Procol Harum, performing Bobby Hebb's "I'll Be Anything For You". Wonderful stuff. See information on BobbyHebb dot blogspot dot com



b/w   LOST SUMMER

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhZaXY0Amvg&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PL13F1F6F68113B50B


"Would You Believe" performed by Kenny Lonas

Kenny Lonas
"Would You Believe"



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqlWKN8M2QY




Columbia Records, 1968  Kenny Lonas performing Bobby Hebb's WOULD YOU BELIEVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Kvot2DMBsA




Would You Believe   Kenny Lonas


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHu5eTfuJuE




William Hunt performs Bobby Hebb's
"WOULD YOU BELIEVE"
Produced by Bobby's friend BEN TUCKER


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYwuXeK70b0 

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Streamside Records
235 W. 46th Street,
NY NY 10036

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Northern Soul - Bobby Hebb's Impact on British Soul Music

Various Artists
Northern Soul's Classiest Rarities, Vol. 2
Northern Soul's Classiest Rarities, Vol. 2
\http://www.allmusic.com/album/northern-souls-classiest-rarities-vol-2-mw0000306570
Great sounding and dense with information Northern Soul's Classiest Rarities, Vol. 2 is a true labor of love, compiling 24 solid tracks on the Kent label, a follow-up to the first volume released in 2001, four years before this wonderful sequel. It is sonically superior to another 2001 classic, Northern Soul Connoisseurs on Spectrum/Uni, the huge quantity of these anthologies from this music genre almost as overwhelming as the 45 rpm singles they collect. Ady Croasdell delivers 12 pages of liner notes on slick paper rife with photographs and copies of the actual labels from some of the 45s contained herein. The music is breathtakingly magical, the "Heatwave" beat driving the Extremes "How I Need Your Love" sliding quickly into Jimmy "Bo" Horne's "I Can't Speak," hardcore doo wop merging with '60s pop creating sweet soul confections that stand up to repeated, endless spins. Isaac Hayes and Joe Shamwell combine to write the superb "Sea Shells" as voiced by the Charmels, produced by the legendary Hayes/Porter combo. It's followed by William Hunt's dynamite version of Bobby Hebb's "Would You Believe," also recorded by original Procol Harum drummer Bobby Harrison, as well as Grady Tate and Kenny Lonas.  READ MORE HERE:


\http://www.allmusic.com/album/northern-souls-classiest-rarities-vol-2-mw0000306570


We're working on a serious article on 
Bobby Hebb's influence on "Northern Soul"
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UPCOMING SUNNY PAGE AND CATEGORIES FOR "SUNNY"

Also, the upcoming Sunnthesong.com website will have insight into the variety of instruments utilized to perform and create new sounds for the song "Sunny"

---Harmonica  - Stevie Wonder
---Flute           - Herbie Mann
---Saxophone - Charlie Brown





Monday, June 25, 2012

Sunny Song of the Day In Digo - Monday 6-25-12

Three to Four piece Skiffle-ish version of "SUNNY"

Very original - guitar, accordion, horn and a little percussion


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-O9VOhTeic&feature=related

Uploaded by on Oct 3, 2011
Cover Version von Sunny live gespielt von IN DIGO auf der alten Mainbrücke in Würzburg.

Sunny Song of the Day for June 25, 2012,
Monday...enjoy



A review of Les McCann's 9 minute live concert version is in the works...stay tuned

Friday, June 22, 2012

Compilation Profile: JAZZ FOR WHEN YOU ARE ALONE




From: THE BOBBY HEBB ENCYCLOPEDIA

Dear Bobby Hebb fans:

JAZZ FOR WHEN YOU'RE ALONE was released by 32 Jazz and produced by Adam Dorn; the compilation series was produced by Joel Dorn who gives a nod to Buzz Curtis in the brief liner notes.  Curtis released many similar compilation albums for radio stations in the 1960s and 1970s, some including Bobby Hebb's version of "Sunny", which we will compile here at another date.

This eleven song collection contains a nine minute and forty-five second version of "Sunny" performed by Les McCann, track 4.  It is the live version from the How's Your Mother LP

Les McCann "Sunny" from How's Your Mother  LIVE lp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzRsQDZfZws

Jazz for When You're Alone CD
There are two other renditions of "Sunny" by Les McCann that I'm aware of; the Mercury 45 by Jerry Ross and the lengthier Part 2 produced by Jerry Ross mentioned previously. 

"Sunny" Les McCann 45 RPM
Produced by Jerry Ross

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4e_axg2NOM

Also on this CD are Wilson Jackson & Pat Martino opening the CD performing "Blue Velvet" and Pat Martino closing out the disc with "You Don't Know What Love Is".  Pat Martino has covered "Sunny" many times, including a famous rendition with jazz guitarist John Scofield.


We'll be posting the compilations that contain versions of Sunny on this blog...they are perpetual...and many....


I purchased this particular one on eBay on 6/17/12 and received it on June 22, 2012.   Quick response in 5 days from Aimee at Bulky Basement.  Thanks!

Sunday, June 17, 2012

TERRIFIC COVER OF SUNNY BY SILVESTRE "CIELO"

Sunny!  by Silvestre...YOU MUST LISTEN TO THIS! 


          Silvestre - Cielo  (Bobby Hebb)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvjVVknfzLQ&feature=related


        "Cielo, tienes que escucharme aquí
               cielo, no puedes marcharte así
                       yo sin ti no viviré
                   porque de pena moriré
                 cielo quédate, junto a mi."

                           http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvjVVknfzLQ&feature=related


See the group's website

"Tuya, mía...para tí, para mí "
Sello: Oveja Negra, 2009
Disco 1
1-Ustedes dos
2-Escondido
3-Te recuerdo
4-Mack the cueca
5-Pepe y Mez
6-Cuerpo malo
7-El albertio
8-La lluvia te moja
9-El baile de la baldosa
10-Estelita
11-Loquito por ti
12-Tren a Londres
13-Te he prometido
14-Burrito-Cumbia
15-Te creías buena y cándida
Disco2
1-Brisa del mar
2-Ojos de ayer
3-Mi corazón vacío
4-Beso al vaso-Fast
5-El don.
6-Cielo
7-Historia de un amor
8-Cuerpo sin alma
9-Gloria
10-Estabas tu-Cueca
11-Ven a mi
12-Cajita de música
13-Que es lo que nos esta pasando
14-Atención
15-Soriendo
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Penelope Cruz in a commercial with Buddy Richards version of "Sunny"    

 

Uploaded by on Jul 15, 2009
Comercial de la multitienda Ripley con la actriz española Penélope Cruz.
Agencia: MCCann Erickson
Música: "Cielo" (Buddy Richards)

"Cielo, tienes que escucharme aquí
cielo, no puedes marcharte así
yo sin ti no viviré
porque de pena moriré
cielo quédate, junto a mi."


Penelope Cruz Commercial with "Cielo" by Buddy Richards 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kdQpBu5EDE

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 MANNY WILLEMS sings "SUNNY"

Vox: Manny Willems

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfcxe517aEY

Uploaded by on Nov 6, 2011
Guitar: Yves Vandermotte
Bass: Luk Degraaff
Drums: Bram Vandermotte
Keyboards: Willem Wijnants
Vox: Manny Willems

Rhythm & Blues At The Attic

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 GREG HOWE

Greg Howe Jammin' on Sunny - www.greghowe.com

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edVbz_uXJd0&feature=related

 Should we include the Greg Howe version of "Sunny" on the BOBBY HEBB BOXED SET?


Vote!   hebb_project {@} yahoo.com

Alice Clark THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS




 The Complete Studio Recordings 1968-1972 - CD NEW


THIS ALBUM CONTAINS THREE 
BOBBY HEBB CLASSICS

DON'T YOU CARE
CHARMS OF THE ARMS OF LOVE
HARD, HARD PROMISES

 
Read Joe Viglione's review of Alice Clark on AllMusic.com
The self-titled 1972 disc from Alice Clark has more than stood the test of time, it is a sublime masterpiece of R&B/pop from the house of Bob Shad, the jazz producer who founded Mainstream Records, the original home for this superior project. Perhaps it isn't a coincidence that Clark's repertoire is exactly the kind of material Janis Joplin would pick up on in her days after Big Brother & the Holding Company, as this was also the first imprint that Joplin & the Holding Company recorded for professionally. Jimmy Webb's "I Keep It Hid" starts things off, one of the singles released from this original package and a nugget from another soul masterpiece, Supremes Arranged and Produced by Jimmy Webb, when Webb oversaw the post-Diana Ross girl group the same year as this release. A rendition of Fred Ebb and John Kander's tune, "Maybe This Time" from the motion picture Cabaret, is included along with three compositions from "Sunny" author Bobby Hebb. The collection of material from Webb, Ebb, and Hebb is actually genius A&R because all of it is a perfect fit. Northern soul fans and R&B critics are aware of this hidden treasure, but the buildup in this review of all the magnificent trappings shouldn't overshadow the fact that Alice Clark delivers the goods from start to finish. Some call it acid jazz, but truth be told, beyond the cult niches of space age bachelor pad and Northern soul -- the base that keeps obscure gems such as this bubbling on a variety of radar screens -- this is some of the best R&B you've probably never heard. The trifecta of Bobby Hebb songs include "Don't You Care" and "Hard, Hard Promises," two titles Hebb has yet to release on his own. The third is an up-tempo version of "The Charms of the Arms of Love" which concluded his 1970 album Love Games.   MORE HERE:  http://www.allmusic.com/album/alice-clark-mw0000335469 

Artist:Alice Clark
Format:CD
Release Year:2010
Record Label:Ace UK
Genre:R&B, Stax/Southern Soul

Track Listing
1. You Hit Me (Right Where It Hurt Me) - (mono)
2. Don't You Care
3. You Got A Deal - (mono)
4. Charms of the Arms of Love
5. Maybe This Time
6. I Keep It Hid
7. Before Her Time - (previously unreleased, mono)
8. Looking At Life
9. Never Did I Stop Loving You
10. Hey Girl
11. Don't Wonder Why
12. Say You'll Never Leave Me - (mono)
13. Heaven's Will (Must Be Obeyed)
14. It Takes Too Long To Learn To Live Alone
15. Hard Hard Promises
16. You Hit Me (Right Where It Hurts Me) - (previously unreleased)

Details
Playing Time:48 min.
Producer:Bob Shad
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HERE'S AN ODD, INSTRUMENTAL LIVE VERSION OF SUNNY.
NOTHING TO DO WITH ALICE CLARK

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QYdz-qKbvk

Happy Father's Day from Bobby Hebb.com


HELP US FIND OSCAR PETERSON'S 
'SWEET GEORGIA BROWN' FROM 1954 OR SO
FEATURING
BOBBY HEBB ON SPOONS!



HELP US FIND OSCAR PETERSON'S 
'SWEET GEORGIA BROWN' FROM 1954 OR SO
FEATURING
BOBBY HEBB ON SPOONS!



Do you have these Oscar Peterson recordings and can you hear spoons on a rendition of "Sweet Georgia Brown"...LET US KNOW
http://yuforum.net/jazz-blues-classical-music/oscar-peterson-7764/

write to   hebb_project {@} yahoo.com
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HELP US FIND OSCAR PETERSON'S 
'SWEET GEORGIA BROWN' FROM 1954 OR SO
FEATURING
BOBBY HEBB ON SPOONS! 
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LISTEN TO OSCAR PETERSON PERFORM "SUNNY"
 














 
Motions And Emotions

One of Bobby's very favorite versions!

Review of remastered CD version

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Check out Rovi / All Music.com 's all new "look" at the 
Bobby Hebb biography

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Bobby's on page 426 of

The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll (Revised and Updated for the 21st Century) by Holly George-Warren, Patricia Romanowski and Jon Pareles (Oct 30, 2001)

Excerpt - Page 426: "... Bobby Hebb Born July 26, 1941, Nashville, TN 1966Sunny (Philips). ..." See a random page in this book.

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These are not our eBay links.  We just seek out Bobby Hebb product on eBay and post it here for the friends and fans of Bobby Hebb

eBay delights 

Artist: Les McCann Ltd   Short version;  Les did a completely different version three times as long.

Title: Sunny / River Deep Mountain High

Condition: 7 

Label: Mercury 72612
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Les-McCann-Ltd-LATIN-SOUL-45-Sunny-River-Deep-Mountai-/190558340023?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item2c5e2983b7

Les McCann Ltd LATIN SOUL 45 Sunny / River Deep Mountai

Les McCann Plays the Hits by Les McCann cover
Les McCann Plays the Hits

Here's the superb short version with a Chris Montez feel to it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFRlRNFCqLo 
good job from Jerry Ross...it has the vibe of "The More I See You" or "Call Me" from Chris Montez!  But it's Les McCann 
Sunny Part 1
Sunny Part 2

Listen to the 9 minute 13 second version of "Sunny" by Les McCann,  different from the 45 RPM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzRsQDZfZws

Info on Les McCann

http://jazzbluesclub.com/2009/04/21/

Artist: Les McCann
     Album: How's Your Mother?
     Label: 32 Jazz
     Year: 1967, release 1998
     Format Mp3, bitrate: 320 kb/s
     Time: 49:38Music » Soul » Funk-Jazz

Les McCann - How's Your Mother ? (1967)

Saturday, June 16, 2012

Bobby Hebb News Update Saturday June 16, 2012

Bobby Hebb News

From REAL BLUES MAGAZINE

Fred James ( Bluesland Productions/R.O.A.D. Records http://www.blueslandproductions.com/roadrecords/index.html) has acquired the John Richbourg RICH label masters. He’ll be putting out unreleased stuff by Bobby Hebb (recorded in New Orleans), Jimmy Church and Rodge Martin. Fred says “There’s lots of really cool stuff in there…RICH didn’t put out much stuff on 45 rpm but the unreleased stuff is phenomenal”…does anyone know what happened to California Blues Harp Ace Red Archibald? Let us know hear at REAL BLUES…

 http://www.realbluesmagazine.com/BluesNews.htm

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SUNNY SONG OF THE DAY FOR

JUNE 16, 2012!

TERRIFIC VERSION OF "SUNNY

by Harry Manx & Kevin Breit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cquuShNP6l4 

Listen to the harp and electric guitar over the "Bobby Gentry" style-acoustic!  Nice work!

A new Harry Manx and Kevin Breit CD is always full of eclectic musical delights, and for Strictly Whatever each of the two guitarists brought a number of different original songs to the table, plus unique covers of Bobby Hebb’s classic, “Sunny;” and the John Lee Hooker chestnut, “Mr. Lucky.”
http://harrymanx.com/strictly-whatever/
http://harrymanx.com/news/
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Speaking of John Lee Hooker and Bobby Hebb, the editor of this blog just wrote the liner notes to a new John Lee Hooker DVD taped in 1974.

We were thinking of adding the Battle records John Lee Hooker tracks as a "bonus" but maybe on another CD, an audio of John Lee's we're negotiating for right now.  This will happen WHEN we verify that these are the tracks Bobby told me he played on for John Lee Hooker.

From the liner notes: 

On Saturday, July 6, 1974, Mississippi-Delta bluesman John Lee Hooker was one of the star attractions at an all-day festival attended by 6,000 people. The event in the town of Gardner Massachusetts was called "Down in the Dumps" perhaps the first in what was proposed as a series of musical events to be held in the city landfill area. Luckily, very luckily, Hooker's performance was captured on a three camera shoot and broadcast on cable television in local cities and towns.

Track Listing: It Serves You Right to Suffer, Sweet Sweet Thing, Boom Booom, Whiskey & Women, Boogie, Encore/Medley

Run Time: 45 min

http://www.seeofsound.com/p.php?s=MVD5302D


Hi Res DVD Cover Art:  http://mvdb2b.com/i/300dpi/MVD5302D.jpg

BATTLE RECORDS DISCOGRAPHY

Battle
45901 - John Lee Hooker - No More Doggin' / I Need Some Money - 1962
45902 - Bobby and Sylvia - You Broke My Heart And I Broke Your Jaw / I Wanna Know - 1962


IS Bobby Hebb one of the guitarists on the "No More 
Doggin' 45 from John Lee Hooker?
http://www.soulfulkindamusic.net/battle.htm
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BOBBY HEBB DISCOGRAPHY on Soulful Kinda Music
Smash 1740 - Just A Little Bit More / Walk Me On Alone – 1962
Boom 60017 - Betty Jo From Ohio / Sam Hall Jr. – 1966
Scepter 12166 - I Love Mary (Part 1) / I Love Mary (Part 2) – 1966
Philips 40365 - Sunny* / Bread - 1966 *Written In Memory Of His Brother Hal Hebb (Died 23-November-1963 - A Former Member Of The Sunbeams And The Marigolds).
Philips 40400 - A Satisfied Mind / Love Love Love – 1966
Philips 40421 - Crazy Baby / Love Me – 1966
Philips 40431 - My Pretty Sunshine / Ooh La La – 1967
Philips 40448 - I Love Everything About You / Some Kind Of Magic – 1967
Philips 40482 - Everything Is Coming Up Roses / Bound By Love – 1967
Philips 40551 - Dreamy / You Want To Change Me – 1968
Cadet 5690 - I Was A Boy When You Needed A Man / Woman In The Window – 1972
Laurie 3632 - Truly I Love You / Proud Soul Heritage – 1975
Laurie 3638 - Sunny '76 / Sunny (Disco) – 1976
Crystal Ball 464-33 - Judy / Evil Woman -

http://www.soulfulkindamusic.net/bhebb.htm


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Click To hear the rare track from Cecil called "Nashville Jumps" as well as a 29 minute history of Nashville R&B featuring Bobby Hebb - "Sunny", The Prisonaires - "Just Walkin' in the Rain", Christine Kittrell - "Sittin' Here Drinking", Peggy Scott & Jo Jo Benson - "Soul Shake", all in just 4 well compressed megabytes

http://lilmikesf.blogspot.com/2005/04/were-gonna-roll-post-war-rb-era.html 
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THE LEGEND OF BO DIDDLEY
http://wn.com/The_Legend_Of_Bo_Diddley_Part_3_1966

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Bobby Hebb on eBay June 9, 2012

Bobby Hebb's music is alive on eBay.  These sellers have no affiliation with BobbyHebb.com or this blogsite.  We are just taking a look at the items available on Sunday, June 10, 2012

Here's a great picture cover.  We have this disc on file...great to see it still available on eBay
 
* BOBBY HEBB 7" PS JAPAN SUNNY G420
 http://www.ebay.com/itm/BOBBY-HEBB-7-PS-JAPAN-SUNNY-G420-/360360331565?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item53e726492d




 http://www.ebay.com/itm/BOBBY-HEBB-PROMOTIONAL-45-RPM-PHONO-RECORD-VINTAGE-1972-/360464501388?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item53ed5bca8c

This is the original vintage promotional 45 rpm release of the song, "I Was A Boy When You Needed A Man".  Flipside: "Woman In The Window".  Record label Cadet CA 5690. 
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Holland Sunny 45 RPM
 
Bobby Hebb – Sunny/Bread Funk Soul PS 7" 45 Philips
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bobby-Hebb-Sunny-Bread-Funk-Soul-PS-7-45-Philips-/220794121152?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item33685aebc0

 

Bobby Hebb – Sunny/Bread Funk Soul PS 7" 45 Philips Import

Label:
Philips
Catalog#:
304 103 BF
Format:
Vinyl, 7", Single
Country:
Holland  
Genre:
Funk / Soul, Pop
Style:
Soul 






This is the original, vintage sheet music for the bobby Hebb song, "Sunny".  Dated 1966 Portable Music Co.  A terrific item for the fan or collector.   

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bobby-Hebb-Sheet-Music-Vintage-1966-Sunny-/360464523480?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53ed5c20d8
 
Bobby Hebb Sheet Music Vintage 1966 Sunny



 
     
GOLDMINE June 21 1996 THE SMALL FACES Bobby Hebb WAYNE NEWTON Granicus


Here's the fantastic biography that Joe Tortelli wrote on Bobby for Goldmine MagazineGOLDMINE Magazine June 21, 1996 (Vol. 22 No. 13 Issue 415)
Small Faces on cover. Other articles include one on "Sunny" hitmaker Bobby Hebb, and an interview with Wayne Newton. 187 pages.
Bright and unmarked, from original owner's collection. Front and rear pages have a few smudges andcorner bumps. Some inside pages on lower right have bumped corners. Since this copy has never been folded, I will ship flat with cardboard support to maintain its current condition. 

 http://www.ebay.com/itm/GOLDMINE-June-21-1996-THE-SMALL-FACES-Bobby-Hebb-WAYNE-NEWTON-Granicus-/360464117825?pt=Magazines&hash=item53ed55f041


Tuesday, June 05, 2012

Rest In Peace Herb Reed of The Platters

We are losing too many of the greats.    In the last month Duck Dunn, Robin Gibb, Donna Summer and now the great Herb Reed.

Herb lived in Arlington which associated him with Bobby Hebb geographically.


Rest in peace, Herb Reed.

BOSTON—Herb Reed, the last surviving original member of 1950s vocal group the Platters who sang on hits like "Only You" and "The Great Pretender," has died. He was 83.
Reed died on Monday in a Boston area hospice after a period of declining health that included chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, manager Fred Balboni said.

http://www.boston.com/ae/celebrity/articles/2012/06/05/platters_founder_herb_reed_dies_at_83/

Reed sang bass on the group's four No. 1 hits, including "The Great Pretender," "My Prayer," "Twilight Time" and "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes."
The Platters were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990 and the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 1998. Their recordings are in the Grammy Hall of Fame.


http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Platters/107565772600197